Re: LOOKING FOR AIRLINE HIRING WEBSITES [OT]
- From: "Technobarbarian" <d_murry-ztopzpam@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 8 Nov 2005 17:05:38 -0700
"Suda Jones" <sudajones@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Absolutely nothing--oh, webtv, this explains much.
#1 You're posting to the wrong group.
#2 (Assuming that you're over 8 years old) If you're too lazy to write a
short sentence in the body of the post you won't be happy with the airlines.
#3 The industry has not yet recovered from 9/11 and other problems. The
jobs are not as attractive as they once were and they're mostly going to
people with experience and a modicum of intelligence. If you can't figure
out how to use Google about the best you can hope for is vacuuming planes
for one of the airline's contractors.
#4 Most of the jobs that are out there are with the foreign carriers.
All that said, American Airlines was recently hiring reservation
agents--to work in your own home. It's not as good a deal as it sounds like.
They're hiring because these jobs have a high attrition rate and most of
their current work force won't accept the conditions they're imposing. For
example, they can come in and inspect your home at ANY time. The pay and
benefits aren't all that great and you pay for the hookups. Your post
indicates that you wouldn't qualify for one of these jobs even if you were
willing to accept their conditions. I also hear that Southwest is doing some
hiring.
TB
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